| Paul Bocuse |
| His Fresco on the wall |
| 3 Michelin Stars |
| Chef Paul Bocuse Signature Pose |
| Love the antiquity |
| Military Run Kitchen |
| Shiny Copper Pots |
| Paul Bocuse Menu Grande Tradition Classique |
| Japanese translation |
| Paul Bocuse's Peugeot Pepper and Salt |
| Bille Cart- Salmon Rosee Champagne |
| Champagne Rosee |
| Paul Bocuse Champagne Glass |
| Silver Utensils and Vileroy & Boch Paul Bocuse China |
| Amuse Bouche |
| Rochefort Cheese Pyramid & Hazelnut, Honey and Shrimps with Citroen Jelly |
| Pumpkin Soup |
| Paul Bocuse's China |
| Bread |
| Scallop of Foie Gras with Passion Fruit Sauce |
| Up close |
| Truffle soup V.G.E. (dish created for the French President in 1975) |
| Even the bowl states its history |
| Flaky crust on top |
| Shaved Black Truffles |
| Filet of sole with pasta and brulee white sauce (Paul Bocuse's Master Fernand Point's recipe) |
| Paul Bocuse Wine Cellar |
| Paul Bocuse USB stick for sale |
| une soiree d'exception |
| Beaujolais winemaker's sherbet |
| Silver tray and cutlery |
| Bresse chicken cooked in a bladder a la Mere Fillioux |
| Punctured the bladder |
| Bresse Chicken with truffle tucked under the skin |
| Morel Mushrooms sauce |
| Voila, Atas Chicken Rice! |
| Welcome to Cheese Heaven |
| Fromage overdose |
| Fromage Blanc |
| Fresh Cheese |
| Rochefort and Tomme de Savioe |
| Paul Bocuse mini tier sweets |
| Paul Bocuse Chocolate Mousse |
| Desserts fit for a King |
| île Flottante (Floating Island) |
| Not sure but I love the monogram Paul Bocuse silver tray |
| Pistachio Cake |
| Chocolate Cake |
| Creme Brulee |
| Mini Tarts |
| Pies and Fruits |
| Ice Cream and Berries |
| Meursault 2007 |
| How I am going to survive this? |
| Grandma Bocuse' recipe île Flottante |
| Vanilla Ice Cream on a bed of raspberries |
| @pandajetsetter to the rescue |
| The limousine ride after dinner |
An opulent dinner fit for royals. This year 2015, I granted myself a calorific dinner indulging some of the French cuisine greatest classic hits. I was so stuffed mid way at the Bresse Chicken cooked in a bladder. It was eye-opening to watch well orchestrated service, knowing its military precision cooking allowed the timing to be perfect. All in all, I paid SGD$550 per person with a bottle of wine. Its really fun to dine and watch the maitre d' perform duty like carving on table side. I had the biggest menu for dinner which is Menu Grande Tradition Classique. Well deserved 3 Michelin stars.
Pictures by MSW
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